Relativity

I use Relativity as an online document management system. It's used to store document collections, review documents for privilege and responsiveness, redact and produce documents and native files. Also used for document searches and review for preparations for upcoming depositions. Create and download collections of documents and native files for review and use as deposition exhibits.

Relativity is primarily used by my organization in two separate workflows: 1) cull/filter data, 2) review client data for production and prepare productions AND review of in-bound productions from opposing counsel

Relativity is used to review electronic discovery documents. It allows users to sort, group, and mark documents so they can be labelled and accessed later by others by searching keywords or labels.

Our organization uses Relativity to have it as a platform for all eDiscovery-related work and presents this platform to more than 1000 clients for their electronic evidence, documents processing, coding decisions, review, analytics, and all other eDiscovery related counsel work. It is a very robust platform for hosting documents, various kinds of files, audio, etc. It has lots of analytics and processing prowess, very detailed in-depth review features, and granular security controls for access of specific objects and things to particular groups or individuals.

I use it for document review. It’s a great platform.I manage a team of attorneys who use it. We like the tagging feature and email threading feature. The similar documents is good too. It’s for a large number of documents. Only issue is log in problems occasionally. Productions are easy.